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For a given altitude, trim, and power, the airspeed is always the same no matter the wind. Wind only affects groundspeed. Ground speed = true airspeed + wind c
by cmurf 8y ago
For a given altitude, trim, and power, the airspeed is always the same no matter the wind. Wind only affects groundspeed.
Ground speed = true airspeed + wind component (where you're computing a vector based on wind direction to determine what amount of it is either tail wind (+) or headwind (-).
- robotresearcher 8y ago> For a given altitude, trim, and power, the airspeed is always the same no matter the wind. If acceleration is zero. (Internet, therefore pedantry).